Problem 2 A 60 Hz, single circuit, 30 TL is 200 mi long. The line is connected to a load of 60 MVA at 0.8 pf lagging at 180 KV. The line impedance and admittance are: z = (0.1677 + j0.75) N/mi, y = j2.5 µS/mi. Determine the following: 1. Propagation Constant of the line (y). 2. Attenuation and phase change constants per mile of the line (a & ß). 3. Characteristic impedance of the line.

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A 60 Hz, single circuit, 30 TL is 200 mi long. The line is connected to a load
of 60 MVA at 0.8 pf lagging at 180 KV. The line impedance and admittance are:
z = (0.1677 + j0.75) N/mi, y = j2.5 µS/mi. Determine the following:
1. Propagation Constant of the line (y).
2. Attenuation and phase change constants per mile of the line (a & ß).
3. Characteristic impedance of the line.
4. A B C D constants of the line (II-Model).
5. Receiving-end quantities.
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 2 A 60 Hz, single circuit, 30 TL is 200 mi long. The line is connected to a load of 60 MVA at 0.8 pf lagging at 180 KV. The line impedance and admittance are: z = (0.1677 + j0.75) N/mi, y = j2.5 µS/mi. Determine the following: 1. Propagation Constant of the line (y). 2. Attenuation and phase change constants per mile of the line (a & ß). 3. Characteristic impedance of the line. 4. A B C D constants of the line (II-Model). 5. Receiving-end quantities.
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